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... vessel and the lines respectively . F and F are the vessel and line forces and include the forces from the connecting springs . Other forces on the lines are explained in the companion paper . Forces on the vessel include the first and ...
... vessel and the lines respectively . F and F are the vessel and line forces and include the forces from the connecting springs . Other forces on the lines are explained in the companion paper . Forces on the vessel include the first and ...
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... vessel and lines . NUMERICAL SIMULATION The foregoing theory is implemented on a spread moored FPSO installed in a water depth of 2000m , and the essential characteristics of the vessel are summarized in Table 1. The CG is located ...
... vessel and lines . NUMERICAL SIMULATION The foregoing theory is implemented on a spread moored FPSO installed in a water depth of 2000m , and the essential characteristics of the vessel are summarized in Table 1. The CG is located ...
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... vessel's response in random waves is important since the regular wave response may either miss important frequencies ... vessel with the design value of damping in a Pierson Moskowitz wave spectra . Figure 3b is for the vessel with ...
... vessel's response in random waves is important since the regular wave response may either miss important frequencies ... vessel with the design value of damping in a Pierson Moskowitz wave spectra . Figure 3b is for the vessel with ...
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OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY | 1 |
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